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Show Alpine District Adopts I ncreased New Budget AMERICAN FORK A 1955-5- 6 budget of $3,198,086.31, in increase of $630,550 over the budget for the year Just ending, was adopted this week . by Alpine School District Board of Education. The boost is due principally tc the large building program planned by the district. The new budget is based on a proposed local levy of 33 mills as compared to 29 mills for this year,1 a r increase. New building construction will take $822,000 of the total budget, while $120,000 will go for debt service or interest on bonds used for building purposes. New high schools are to be constructed in American Fork, Lehi, and Pleasant Grove. A new high school for Orem is now under construction and will be ready for use by fair of 1956. four-mi- ll Role of Religion in Combats Alcoholism Discussed at Conference Prof. Mark pen Gets Ph.D. Degree 7-- A SUNDAY JUNE 28, 1955 Utah County. TTtali their, should challenge closer coopera Prof. Mark Allen; member of problems of the alcoholic by n alconol-iuoof religious groups with the the Department of Psychology at SALT LAKE CITY The small attendance at the IAA and a reevaluauon of church Brigham Young university, xnis churches have been delinquent sm, school." in understanding the value and At concluding sessions of the attitudes and actions. The deep week received . a Ph-degree from Stanford University, Palo therelationship of religion to alcoholism school, delegates from, guilts of the alcoholics with their T alcoholisitt: Dr. Wade Carter, the LDS. Catholic and Commu- - resenunenis, loneliness ana re- - Alto, CaL Provo Community Church pastor, nity churches and the Protes-- laiea promems snouiav cnaiienge Dr. Allen, who is chairman of Friday told delegates attending tants association presented .these religious groups to live redeem- BYU's Psychology Department, the fourth annual School pn Al resolutions and recommenda- - hig love and fellowship; and to wrote his doctor's thesis on the coholism at University of Utah. ions: minister in tolerance; humility subject, "Personality1 and CulFactors Related to Reli Thet school was attended en- toe spMtaal a Jand Joye. Only then can the tural Authoritarianism." Meve oe caurcncs euecuve i i instruments gious educators, physicians, law at the Commencement-speakorcement officers, psychologists coholism, anshould be deemed of God' nd4 eJ?ar Stanford exercises was Dag Ram- - ' and religious and civic leaders a vital partf-tea- m "let 8;and approach. of from throughout United States. marskjoW, Secretary-Genervve I leei snouia groups Nations. United reugious with the alcoholism Dr. Carter, psychologist and the new medical ap- - working lem , should recogg Alcoholics vice president of Utah State Men euiwuuiMu iajjo nymous as a practical com- a church member witn a special tal Health Association, praised a. wfcf KfftstiAn Af tirnri whilo thorfi. responsibility, but he would not .auuuv, of the small religious diligence Peutilpractice. he felt but said J!2. group present, 'LiSfSSL (Many, of course, be acting as representative of P5; AA. do that "religion has seemed to have uuauuu suumu uuuugtauu already too small a place in considera use uie wuiiuai inuucuces as A w .5. We feel that the findings ofv ,,Ti. fnr ffrnlm- - matA tion of the Alcoholism School, pail. uj. a wnwaicu tuv&i. aw. all the groups represented at the compared to what we feel is its 2. The sincere spiritual pro- - tivities of AA members with alcoholism school, including phy gram of Alcoholics Anonymous special responsibilities for sicians, psychologists, psychiaimportance. alcoholic problem. Likewise, the churches have trists, industry, social workers, revealed too much unconcern in However, it must be explicitly educators, Alcoholics! Anonymous, understood that this does not churches and law enforcement MASSIVE GIFT Wylie Swapp, BYU art instructor, stands beside to be made avail of the university. It waterfall recently donated (constitute an AA endorsement a officers.hould huge painting - Utahns who could not to able The individual A. H. L. late is by the Culmer. any special group. recovered alcoholic would act as attend the schc I D. - i I i r.tr, rfiffSf Children Make Temple Trip joyed an excursion to the Salt Baptisms were PAYSON Children from Nebo Lake LDS Temple. 600 persons by the Stake Primary, numbering 44, en-- performed for under group supervision of three mm m A. - byteiic.vi. LDS Primary er PJ al prob-understa- nd - i I la. to I stake board members, 'Mrs. Ida Reece, Mrs. Reba Olson and Mrs Mary Jensen. Rulon Widdison of the high council accompanied the youngsters, along with 12 ward teachers. The group visited the Primary Children's Hospital and the church office buildings. 3 Selected For White House Education Group SUNDAY HERALD By JOAN GEYER Payson News Forty-Fo- ur Carter Soys Churches Need More Understanding of Problem 'Y' Gets Huge DeMolay Officer Forest Fires Ravage Wide Areas Children's French Class Still Open Installation Scheduled Tonight Mrs. Jack Larsen entertained PLEASANT GROVE Lyean I her Rook Club Wednesday evening Johnson of Pleasant Grove, Orat home. Refreshments were her Nigel Hey, son of .Mr. and Mrs. ville Gunther of Lehi, and Leo G. at the and served game -' forAaron a for prizes in class Hey, Pleasant Grove. will Registration Meredith of American Fork have were awarded to Mrs. A of a waterfall Carlyle as master councilor be installed Chil French for painting large eign language, ALBUQUERQUE, N.M., (UP) recently been appointed by Gov Burton, Mrs. Sherman Burton and was H. L. A. Culmer Al the of late for is still Sirat The Forest Service took by open persons dren, additiona Chapter Of DeMolay ernor J. Bracken Lee to serve as Miss Lu Dene Menlove. to ac at in the ceremonies the Young presented Brigham area, living Springville tonight at 7:30 p. m. stringent precautions today agains members of a White House Com to of the the from as a Richard at the the of Masonic foresti fires gift al Palmer, University that cording Temple. spread mittee on Education. The three, Mrs. Adelia S. Dixon celebrated ready have ravaged wide areas o; Other officers to be installed are members of the Alpine School her wedding anniversary June 22 artist through the First Presidency! BYU Extension Division. according to The class, which Is designed national preserves in New Mexico James Fetterley, son of Mr. and District, are the only representa when she was joined by almost al of the LDS Church, for youngsters between eight and and Arizona. Wilkinson. L. Ernest President Mrs. Charles Fetterley, to on Provo, act tives from this territory of her family in a trip to the Sal is 14, Kendall hall in the Young. son taught by upper Tim senior Recently councuor; moss, hung The out to Forest Service contro iron fire committee the Lake LDS Temple. Later, a din of the Joseph Smith Memorial Members of the class meet from cmet of D. Mr. and Mrs. E. soutnwestern tor area Moss, with the the connected problems . ner, at a Salt Lake cafe was enBuilding, the oil painting portrays 8:30 to 9 a.m. daily in the Grant uiiarence educational field in Utah. announced ail Springville, junior councilor; Fred uouins, covers with the group, joyed by School in fall. water a of massiveness Elementary the ex was Openshaw, senior deacon; Charles smoking being prohibited Dr. Adam S. Bennion, who was arranged for Mrs. Dixon, Mr. and The size of the work also on main empha that Greiner, junior deacon; Clifford cept go highways appointed to head the state group. Mrs. Blanchard Dixon, Mr. and sizes its massive for this class, said through all national J. Registration senior steward; Richard in forests Holt, quality has "scheduled the first meeting Mrs. Doug Dixon, Payson: Mr.'! A Mr. Palmer, has been extended Arizona and one in New Mexico. Shaffer, of his Utah artist day, leading junior' steward; John Mor to be held at the House of Rep and Mrs. Junior Dixon, Richfield; to his own to June 27. Mr Collins said had been Oliver Kester, Culmer, according gan, campfires chaplain; resentatives, in the Utah State Mr. and Mrs. Quayle Dixon, Mr. to the restricted Robert perdeclaration, standard please except painted special - June 28, by marshal; Keasey, with regular and Mrs. Blaiiie Hansen and Mr. Capitol He in in Red was and then born mit certain China Ronald Premier England only public. Persons, bearer; almoner; meetings to be scheduled later and Mrs. Paul Dixon, Spanish and came to this country at the areas. Brent Ellsworth, orator; Mike All state and territories will hold Fork. Mrs. Dixon's brother-in-la14. Early in his life he de- Accepts Invitation of to age The all Hulce, sentinel; John Zobell, treas restrictions official at an applied like meetings, and the findings of Raymond Clayton, a to but become sired to in and the Arizona forests the painter, To the the also Visit Joined Pakistan group the groups will be presented at temple, Gila National Forest vhich covers urer; c. L. i Shirk, scribe; John being governed by circumstances the White House Conference, to for the occasion. holi and he only spent Sundays Pakistan KARACHI, Red portions of the two states. Collins Morley, first preceptor; James (UP) be held at the White, House, in En-la- i. favorite avocation at his said the order will remain in effect McMillan, second preceptor; Paul! China's Chou W. Premier L. have Hiatt and Mrs. has days Mr. 28 to Dec! Nov. 1, Washington, were k studio his a vaca until from an to returned invitation visit mostly pictures Pak expected rains in July breaks Greiner, third preceptor; Michael! accepted 1955. into Montana painted. Alfred Lamboume was his istan but no definite day has been or reduces Jhe fire hazards. Vick: fourth preceptor: Mike Hoi- took them tion that The seeds were planted for the and Idaho. In. Missoula, Mont., first art teacher. set, Pakistani Premier Mohammed Collins said the new fire hazards ford, fifth prfceptor; David Young, education White House ConferAli disclosed Saturday. his hus visited and soon would become a serious prob sixth preceptor; Charles Fetter daughter they ence two years ago when Presi more has The to States Ali United Chou C. he Lewis invited Mrs. B. Mr. said Paki and lem if rain did not fall soon. Fires ley, seventh preceptor; and Dixon band, was elected. He While there dent Eisenhower Afro-Asia- n automolicensed recent the stan attended 60,000,000 than have broken out in Prescott, Con- Black, Terry Kester, and Donl grad during they emphasized at that time, in his uation exercises in which his bile drivers. Indonesia at Conference conino and Gila national forests in Moss, aides. Bandung, State of the Union address, that Jeanne the past week and some have The Chevalier Degree, highest Betty all states should consider their grandadughter the a received from Wilde, summer homes and award for distinguished DeMolay threatened degree ihiii ..in niy educational problems, and air University of Montana. She j j ,jm ;.' ranches. gradu rnrpiijjj service, will be conferred upon them at the White House Confer ated with honors from a class of Zuni Indian Robert ChappelL past master Smokejumpers and ence. 535. Later the Hiatts accompanied of the ' councilor fire fighters were battling fires in chapter, in a Funds were set up in Utah so the other grand-daughte-r, Dorothy " " Gila National Forest today. special ceremony following instal " that the Governor or his repre- Ann Wilde, to the Idaho Falls I lation. sentative could appoint the com LDS Temple when she, was marcan Both ceremonies are open to be stored the Tangerines mittee. Plans, are that the people ried to Lt. Keith Bradshaw, of ' of the citrus fruit any public longest might have the opportunity of Drummond, Mont., After a short and their desires -, known, remaking honeymoon the couple will the opportunity to voice re turn to Ft. Riley, Kan., where he stationed, to await orders to transfer to Germany, where they will remain the next 18 months. Mr. and Mrs. Hiatt visited with relatives in Blackfoot, Ida., before Oil Painting -- ill! lllpliiw - - 40-m- an - j - - , y:;t r. s V ' f ft 4 ' mm , w, 1 two-wee- -- ! - i ii.i mi Jll . ia - y Exceptional Child master DEMOLAY OFFICERS Nigel Hey, left, newly-electe- d councilor of the Order of DeMolay, confers with his Junior councilor, Tim Moss. Senior Councilor James Fetterly is absent from the picture.- , June Is "Home Laundry Month at A. L Duckett Sales & Service returning home. Mrs. Spence Amos were Workshop Attracts Mr. and hosts at dinner Sunday to their son, who arrived that day from National Expert Ft. Benning, Ga., after serving two clerk- years with the army as typist, his wife, Helene, and son, - Dr. Elsie H. Martens, former thief for the Education of Excep tional Children, U. S. Office of Education, is participating in a workshop at Brigham Young Uni-- ! versity on methods of working with exceptional children. Teachers and principals from Utah, California, Nevada, and Oregon are enrolled In Ihe work shop which continues throughout first term of summer school, ac- Michael Ronald, Mrs. Ella Amos and also Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Porter of St. George Ronald and his wife and baby left this week for Logan, where he plans to attend school at Utah State College. He is a former stu dent of Payson High and Dixie College in St. George. eight-month-o- ld Dick Money, who has served the past 18 months in Germany with the army, has been released and is now at home. His parents Mr. and Mrs. Reed Money, and his sister Mrs. Doreen Tanner and physically handicapped children little daughter, Lynette, of Clear is being taught by Marguerite field, journey to Camp Carson Wilson, teacher of the physically Colo., and brought him home with handicapped in Gramercy"- School, them. Dick has served as train Ogden. ., . commander in escorting troops ar riving and departing from Ger many, and also as clerk typist. cording to v-- - . v,n ' y i - r ;-- Mrs. Mary Krider, assistant professor of education, coordinator of the workshop. In conjunction with the work shop an observational class of 10 Kids Bring July, Fourth Fireworks To Soviet Hotel Mrs. Ed Patten entertained a a dinner party in honor of Mr Patton who left June 22, for Santa Cruz, Cal., where he will spend the summer with hist brother, Dinner was served in the2 aarden HILLSBOROUGH, Calif. (UP to 18 family members, including Hillsborough police strengthened Mr. and Mrs. Ray Buys and fani security measures around V. M ily, Mr. and Mrs. Don Patton and Molotov's U.N. headquarters Satdaughter, Mr. and Mrs. Duane urday after six teenage youths cre- Patten and daughter. Mr. and ated a mild, uproar by tossing half Mrs. Jerry Buys and son. a dozen cherry bombs into the patio of the estate occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Buys are the Russians. , enjoying a week's vacation a The youths Introduced the Rus- Yellowstone Park. With them is sian foreign minister to their own their young son,' Michael. ' version of the Fourth of July at 2 a.m. yesterday by tossing the Mrs. Dave Christiansen, foren- merly Corine Benson, is visiting cherry bombs closed in plastic balls over a fence here with her parents, Mr. and from a neighboring estate. Mrs. Carl Benson, while her husThe resulting flashes and explo band is stationed at Guam with sions brought 15 Russian secret po the Air Force. Mr. Christiansen is lice rushing from the mansion expected back in the states the with drawn guns and probing fore part of July. The Benson Police family enjoyed an outing at Huntflashlights. Hillsborough Chief Walter Wisnom. who was on ington, with those mentioned and the scene, aided in the capture of sons, Leon, Monte, and Alvin, jointne youths. ing in the fishing trip. The teenagers were turned over to the custody of their parents and Wisnom said he would call them in noise-make- rs for a talk. DO I - " - . - r - Ju : - - J- - 'iyj L--l GENERAL - ELECTRIC a AUTO. WASHER AND DRYER g . " - A . . AT SPECIAL LOV BUY NOW " " PRICES! While Stock Lasts G-- I AUTOMATIC E GRADUATION DRESS BANNED .Modeling the dress that ban- o King Size ned her from graduation ceremonies, Sharon Bell poses with her diploma, which she received 0 after her classmates had gradu- Her Los Angeles school .principal said the dress failed to conform to regulations on graduation attire which had been sent to all parents. Fully Automatic ated. MORE WASHING CAPACITY OVER 50 mmm mmd m jwfauw torn tU&Zj WHEN YOUJTRADE IN HO YOU Warrantee 5-Y- ear YOUR OLD WASHER! 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